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Rev. Al Sharpton shares his thoughts on controversial GOP front-runner Herman Cain. Weekday mornings at 10AM/9c on OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network or visit www.oprah.com Find OWN on TV at www.oprah.com
MSNBC host Cenk Uygur speaks with Rev. Al Sharpton about questionable comments regarding African Americans by 2012 Republican presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich.
Rev. Al Sharpton talks about racial profiling and calls for healing and unity within the black, brown and white community. This is really powerful.
At a sermon in a Los Angeles church, Rev. Al Sharpton says that the media has been “disgraceful and despicable” in handling the death of the late Michael Jackson.
11 January, 2010 MSNBC
Al Sharpton and CNN’s Rick Sanchez talk about the circumstances in Jena, Louisiana
Question: What RELIGION is AL SHARPTON a REV. of? Is HIS GOD a BLACK GOD? Here’s 2 words for SHARPTON: “Bad Karma”!!!
Answer:
Answer by douche bag
here’s another two words:
“fat extortionist”
The Rev. Al Sharpton explains why people should boycott KFC.
Complete video at: fora.tv Author Christopher Hitchens debates the Reverend Al Sharpton on the question of whether morality can exist in the absence of God. —– A Debate: God Is Not Great with Al Sharpton and Christopher Hitchens. Taking on possibly the greatest issue of our time – the malignant force of religion in the world – Christopher Hitchens makes the ultimate case against religion through a close and learned reading of the major religious texts, citing numerous historical instances in which sexual repression and outrageous acts of violence have been committed in the name of God. He argues for a more secular life based on science and reason, in which hell is replaced by the Hubble telescope’s awesome view of the universe, and Moses and the burning bush give way to the beauty and symmetry of the double helix. — NYPL Christopher Hitchens is an author, journalist and literary critic. Now living in Washington, DC, he has been a columnist at Vanity Fair, The Nation and Slate; additionally, he is an occasional contributor to many other publications. Al Sharpton Jr. is a Pentecostal minister, a political activist, civil rights activist and film actor. In recent years, Sharpton has also become a perennial candidate in his quest for the Democratic Party’s nomination for President of the United States. Author of “Go and Tell Pharaoh: The Autobiography of the Reverend Al Sharpton.”
Question: Can you believe MSNBC introduced Jesse Jackson as “Rev. Al Sharpton” live on the air? Do the 2 look alike or?
… what?
— 2 pm today by MSNBC anchor Contessa Brewer.
Wouldn’t the White House and Pelosi have blown their stacks if Fox had done that?
Answer:
Answer by ?
Close enough..I mean really close.